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BOOKS.' ' NEW BOOKS. SAMOA. AND ITS. STORY, by James Cowan. A Souvenir Booklet beautifully illustrated, giving a descriptive account of this newly acquired territory. Photographs of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force landing at Apia are also included. Is.; posfage, Id. . ■ * THE INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE ATLAS, by J. G, Bartholomew. A naw series of . 121 modern maps, with introductory text, 'geographical pronunciation and general index of places. 15s.;' postagb Bd. ' NEW WAR BOOKS.—"The Campaign Round Liege," Is. Cd., post free. 'Bat- '. tie of Dorking," by G. H; Powell, Is., post-free. "Great Battles .of the World," Is. 6d.,. post ~ free. "Men Around the Kaiser, by F. W. Wile, 3s. 3d., post free.' LAWS OF LAWN TENNIS, 1914. 10d.; post free. LAWS OF CROQUET, 1914. lOd.j post free. LATEST NOVELS. LATEST NOVELS. ' 3s. 6d! Postage, sd. "Facing Fearful Odds," Joseph' Hocking. "A Silent Witness," by R. Austin Freeman. "Her Royal Highness," by Wm. Le Queux "Ringfield," S. l* 1 . Harrison. "By Blow and Kiss"'by Boyd Cable. "The Auction Block," by Rex Beach. "The Laughing Cavalier," by Baroness Orczy. "Monsieur de Rochefort," by H. de Vere Stacpoole. "Lismoyle," by B. M. Croker. "Woman's Law," by M. Thompson. "At Bay," by G. Scarborough. "Family Cupboard," 0. Davis. "To-day," by f Broadhurst. "Under Handicap," by J. Gregory. "What Will -People Say?" by Rupert Hughes. "Storm," by W. B. Steele. "Pillar of Sand,".by W. R. Ca6tle, jun. "Sword Hand of Napoleon," by' C. T. Brady. • "Sultana," by H. C. Rowlands. "Law of Life," by C. Werner. "The Marryers," by Irving Bacheller, 3s. Gd. Postage, sd. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD., WELLINGTON. FROM TASMAN TO MARSDEN. A History of Northern New : Zealand, 1G42-1818, by ROBERT M'NAB, 11.A., LL.B., LL.D. Cs.; posted 6s. fid. Tho first six chapters deal with the early explorers and stray visitors—Tasmnn, Cook, De Surville, Furneaux, and others. Then follow very interesting chapters on the first timber and whaling trade; development of the Mission scheme; the day of •To Palii; tlio massacre of the Boyd, etc. The whole makes a wonderfully vivid picture of WHAT HAPPENED IN THIS ISLAND ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO. Q AND W. , MACK AY, I'6o Lumbton Quay, Wellington, And' at Hasterton.